Isaac Keys

And I think if you're not changing, adapting, adjusting, then you're not growing.

And if you're not going, then you're dying.

And, you know, that's not what we look for.

I look forward to the change.

Some people are very scared of change.

They're very, you know, timid of like, oh, I don't want to change.

Or then people say, well, they said I changed.

Well,

I mean, depending on your circumstance and your situation, you should change.

Let's say evolve.

You can still have your core of who you are, but as time goes on, your values change.

Your morals and things like that sometimes may remain the same, but your values change because now you have a kid.

Now you live life a little different when you have children.

Or you lost a loved one.

You lost your parent or lost a significant other.

You're different now.

And it's OK to be different.

It's just as long as you start to have understanding of what your difference is now.

And, you know, this is not I'm not an expert in any of this.

This is my life experiences that make it unique to me.